Kwara Central Senator Rejoices As President Tinubu Appoints Agboola-Balogun Into NASS Commission

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Senator Saliu Mustapha of Kwara Central has congratulated Alhaji Salihu Umar Agboola-Balogun, a retired Principal and Former Secretary, All Nigeria Confederation of Principals of Secondary Schools (ANCOPPS) in Kwara State, on his appointment as a member of the National Assembly Service Commission (NASC) by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
This is contained in a Congratulatory Message by his Media Assistant, Nasif Sholagberu
The Senator described the appointment as a well-merited recognition of Alhaji Agboola-Balogun’s extensive contributions to education and public administration.
He noted that Alhaji Agboola-Balogun’s appointment is a source of joy not only to the Gambari community, but also to Ilorin and Kwara State as a whole.
Senator Mustapha commended President Tinubu for his commitment to strengthening national institutions by appointing individuals with proven competence and experience.
The lawmaker wished Alhaji Salihu Umar Agboola-Balogun, the newly appointed chairman, and other members of the commission success in their new roles.

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